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Archive for ‘Scenic Views from the 20th Century’


I’ve been going through my files today looking for several pages of writing that I now fear are lost, probably dumped in one of my purges. But I found this, which I’d forgotten about, which I wrote a few years ago.
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Mom. I always find it refreshing when somebody can [...]


For the blog – mugs

Originally uploaded by idyllopus.

Saying Yes informs that The World’s Fair is wanting to know what kind of mug you drink from for the purpose of interpretations of the cultural and environmental philosophy of your mug. The World’s Fair has [...]


Originally uploaded by eman59.

The photo to the side isn’t mine. It’s by Eman59, whose photography I’m following at Flickr right now. I love the photo, which is universal (for all who’ve interacted with a box office window), but it also reminded me [...]


WHERE DID IT GO?
We’ve had problems with lost items in the past, in this apartment, which have nothing to do with H.o.p. I had long ago concluded there are teeny tiny blackholes abounding that science knows nothing about, which suck up random belongings and very occasionally spits them back out a few months [...]


H.o.p. is wanting to know things like “What’s your most embarrassing moment” and by this he means two or three dozen. As my whole life is an embarrassment I was unable to make a selection. But the co-adult is less tragic and does have a segment that he has always related as “most [...]


The largest fireworks emporium in the south circa 1990, or maybe it was instead just the one with the lowest prices?
Chattanooga, TN.
Copyright J. Kearns
I still have to fix my blog. Sigh.
Was looking for some other photos and came across a few I had from a trip we made way back when of some [...]


One reason I’m slogging through mud around here is because I’ve been doing Benadryl round the clock for allergies the past couple of weeks, which I hate as sometimes it makes me feel quite doped. Had just taken some last night when I sat down to watch “Juliette of the Spirits”, which I’ve not [...]


Out of nowhere, H.o.p. said, “There are no small roles, only small actors, right?”
I don’t know what he had been thinking about that led up to this question/announcement this afternnon. But he was checking with me to make sure this philosophy was right, which one could tell from his voice he was certain was [...]


This is a view of the Columbia River from the riverside park at Richland, March 1991. And that’s me. It was bright blue skies and sun shining only a few minutes beforehand. A dust storm was riding in. Weather can change very quickly there.
This is an “I’m standing in front of [...]


I noted yesterday that Marty played for years with singer Lotsa Poppa. Mostly at Blind Willie’s but also at such clubs as the venerated Royal Peacock, and the Libra Ballroom, on the same bill as people lilke Bobby “Blue” Bland. I used to have the greatest rainbow-colored posters of those dates but one [...]